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CSV or JSON
Use a spreadsheet for review or structured JSON for your own pipeline.
YOUTUBE COMMENT DOWNLOADER
Take the thread with you.
Download public YouTube comments as a tidy CSV or JSON file. Keep the raw text, authors, timestamps, likes and reply counts together.
Public videos only. Preview without an account — sign in to open the full thread.
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YOUTUBE COMMENT DOWNLOADER
A useful export should be ready for the next tool, not just a pile of copied text. Filter the thread first, then export only the comments you can act on.
01BUILT FOR THE NEXT QUESTION
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Export a focused slice
Carry your search, date and engagement filters into the export.
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Preserve provenance
Keep video IDs, comment IDs and source links beside the text.
02HOW IT WORKS
From a link to a useful answer.
Keep the source visible, the workflow short and the next action obvious.
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Load a public video
Paste a watch URL or video ID to create a preview.
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Filter what you need
Remove noise by date, likes, replies or a search phrase.
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Choose a format
Create a CSV or JSON export and download it from your account history.
How many comments can I download?+
The available count depends on YouTube API coverage and your account plan. The comment page labels partial coverage rather than implying the thread is complete.
Are exports private?+
Exports created while signed in belong to your account. A preview taken without signing in is not saved anywhere.